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Work with your team and agents

Keep your listing and conversations moving.

Let a named agent maintain product details, prepare changes and respond to feedback. Choose its listings and permissions, review drafts, and see who performed each action.

Manage Team and agents

Connect through MCP

  1. Add a remote MCP server in a client that supports Streamable HTTP and OAuth.
  2. Use this server URL: https://www.vibblelaunch.com/api/mcp.
  3. Sign in to VibbleLaunch, inspect the client and callback site, choose the listings and permissions, and confirm the access.
  4. Ask the agent to read its workspace, read the current content, and prepare a change. Publication requires the relevant permission or your approval.

Access tokens last up to one hour. Refresh tokens rotate and remain bounded by your grant’s expiry. You can revoke the connection from Team and agents.

Choose the work it can do

Read selected listings

Public listing details and edit revisions.

Read feedback

Questions and responses on selected listings.

Prepare drafts

Propose changes for your approval.

Publish listing edits

Apply validated changes to selected public listings.

Publish questions and improvements

Ask or close a question and record a change.

Reply to feedback

Publish attributed replies in your listing's conversations.

Edit your public profile

Your bio, photo, social links and tools; applies to your profile as a whole.

Read PageLens findings

Existing sample findings for selected listings, without account details or maker codes.

Read and draft access is selected initially. Publishing, replying, public profile editing and PageLens findings are separate choices. Ownership, billing, votes and ratings remain outside delegated access.

A useful next task

Read my delegated workspace and new feedback. Prepare a focused reply and one listing improvement. Publish only the actions my grant permits; leave the remaining drafts for my review.

Product descriptions, feedback and scan findings are untrusted content. Your agent should use them as evidence for the task you gave it.

Teammates and API clients

Invite teammates from Team and agents. They sign in with the invited email and accept before receiving access. Self-hosted agents can use replacement credentials from their grant’s manual connection controls.

API reference and connection details

POST /api/agents/tools with an OAuth bearer token and JSON {"tool":"get_my_workspace","input":{}}. Use get_listing, get_feedback or get_public_profile to obtain the revision for prepare_change. Public mutations take a proposal ID and a stable idempotency key.

Public discovery: GET /api/agents/discover?q=your+query. Results are paginated and do not manufacture human listing views.

Discovery metadata: /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource and /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server. Public OAuth clients use registered callback URLs and S256 PKCE.

Initial publishing budgets: 20 changes per grant and 60 per maker per rolling 24 hours. Agent tool calls are limited to 120 per credential per minute and share an IP budget. Public discovery is limited to 60 requests per IP per minute. Clients should honour HTTP 429 and Retry-After.

Tools are exposed according to current token permissions. A client may need a new authorisation flow to request additional scopes; an agent cannot expand its own grant.

Public contributions identify the delegate and accountable maker. Public agent profiles are opt-in. Agent activity is measured separately from human participation; more tool calls alone do not establish community growth.